From the thread, "How Should Japanese People be Living Now?"[今、日本人としてどう生きるべきか?」
Lately I've been writing too much and annoying everyone with my thoughts but
Overlooking people's unhappiness is unpleasant for me, so I'm just going to leave my thoughts here
And then, on the Chinese internet, there were a few people who were happy about the disaster in Japan
They just dirty their country’s prestige. They really have no concern for the people that were affected (by the disaster).
Of course these kind of people are in Japan and Korea as well.
They work for days, wasting energy just to lower their own country’s prestige.
The more patriotism one holds the less objectivity and impartiality one is capable of.
They can no longer judge what should be done to preserve the honor of their country.
There’s no point in “increasing the number of one’s country’s enemies”
If a person’s really that patriotic, change your enemies into friend, and help your country by lower the number of enemies.
Anybody can see that. Loss of conception of the “other” and jumping to conclusions is really the problem.
If you’re a calm, composed person, it should just be common sense.
This was sort of a long reply, so I have cut it down. Full thing can be read here.
Dude, there has to be no other country [than Japan] where it is more difficult to carry out a bloodless revolution.
If it gets really desperate, and it comes to the point where we have to dive into the cold sea, everyone’s going to cling to the sinking ship.
At least the majority of the this country’s population is.
If an unhesitating, “regulate (execute)-all-opposition tyrant like Nobunaga doesn't appear…[then it can’t be done]